Gradient aerogel fibers combine solar reflection with stronger cooling fabrics
A porous bacterial-cellulose architecture balances mechanical strength and passive radiative cooling.
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A porous bacterial-cellulose architecture balances mechanical strength and passive radiative cooling.
A printed gradient-index lens demonstrates beam scanning from an optimization of propagation equations.
A genetic algorithm selects resonator positions before fabrication, while coil currents adjust the response during operation.
Aligned microchannels and nanoparticle-reinforced interfaces target sound dissipation and structural integrity together.
A symmetry-preserving mechanical deformation changes the topology and boundary modes of a photonic crystal.
A fabrication strategy compensates for forming-induced deformation and demonstrates curved and hybrid optical elements.
Differentiable solvers steer a generative morphology model toward several objectives without retraining it for each task.
Embroidered liquid-metal fibers support wireless power transfer and communication through a wearable network.
Molecular organization produces negative Poisson ratios at high strain, alongside orientation-dependent mechanical and adhesive responses.